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Outlook 2024: IBDs Will Continue to Get Closer to the Advisor - Vimarsana News

Outlook 2024: IBDs Will Continue to Get Closer to the Advisor

The IBDs that connect themselves more closely with their advisors and demonstrate flexibility will be competitive in the New Year.

Aleks Vickovich joins Conexus as editor-in-chief - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

Aleks Vickovich joins Conexus as editor-in-chief - Professional Planner

Veteran financial services journalist Aleks Vickovich will join the parent company of Professional Planner and Investment Magazine as editor-in-chief.

'Absolutely stoked': Simon Hoyle returns to Conexus - Professional Planner - Vimarsana News

'Absolutely stoked': Simon Hoyle returns to Conexus - Professional Planner

The inaugural editor of Professional Planner is returning next week as editor-in-chief of Professional Planner and Investment Magazine.

Most practices can be hacked in 30 mins: Cybersecurity expert - Vimarsana News

Most practices can be hacked in 30 mins: Cybersecurity expert

Despite guarantees from CEOs they take cyber risks seriously, Security in Depth chief Michael Connory said most organisations across Australia can be hacked within half an hour. RI Advice chief Peter Ornsby said it was an “eye opener” how much responsibility a licensee needs to have over cybersecurity protocols.

Coming of age: What a professionalised advice industry means for business models - Vimarsana News

Coming of age: What a professionalised advice industry means for business models

What does a professionalising industry mean for the shape of advice practices? Is mending the advice gap a pipe dream for an industry veering towards the top end of the consumer market, or can a mass market solution work?